Five stories to know for March 26: Biden's 2024 presidential run, Georgia enacts voting restrictions, Colorado shooter held without bail, tornado tears through Alabama and Burberry becomes the latest target to suffer Chinese backlash over Xinjiang.

1. President Joe Biden said during his first White House press conference that he planned to run for re-election in 2024. When asked about his immigration policy Biden brushed off criticism on immigrants coming to the U.S-Mexico border.

2. Georgia enacted broad voting restrictions championed by Republicans that activists said aimed to curtail the influence of Black voters in the state who were instrumental in elections that helped Democrats win the White House and control of the Senate.

3. Twenty one-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa faces 10 counts of murder and an attempted murder charge stemming from the rampage at King Soopers grocery store in Boulder. He will be held without bail while he undergoes a mental health assessment requested by his lawyers.

4. Several powerful tornadoes tore through northern Alabama, killing at least five people, injuring dozens of others and destroying entire neighborhoods.

5. Burberry has lost a Chinese brand ambassador and its hallmark tartan design was scrubbed from a popular video game, becoming the first luxury brand assailed by the backlash to Western accusations of abuses in Xinjiang.

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