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By Deema Zein

Reducing stress could reverse graying hair. Watch 5 Stories host Deema Zein explain what the latest research reveals as part of our weekly show featuring interesting stories from around the world.

Boy Scouts of America reaches $850 million agreement with victims

By Randall Chase, Associated Press

The Boy Scouts of America have reached an $850 million agreement with attorneys representing some 60,000 victims of child sex abuse in what could prove to be a pivotal moment in the organization's bankruptcy case.

WATCH: Biden calls for bipartisan action on citizenship during naturalization ceremony

By Josh Boak, Associated Press

The president said there should be a pathway to citizenship for immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children, for foreign-born people who have temporary protected status due to strife in their birth countries and for farm workers.

WATCH: Biden welcomes Dodgers, 2020 World Series champions, to White House

By Josh Boak, Jonathan Lemire, Associated Press

President Joe Biden will host the Los Angeles Dodgers at the White House on Friday to mark the team's World Series victory last October over the Tampa Bay Rays.

Sha'Carri Richardson will miss Olympic 100 after marijuana test

By Eddie Pells, Pat Graham, Associated Press

American champion Sha’Carri Richardson cannot run in the Olympic 100-meter race after testing positive for a chemical found in marijuana.

WATCH: Tally of missing in condo collapse falls to 128 after audit

By Russ Bynum, Terry Spencer, Associated Press

The tally of the missing in the Florida condominium collapse was substantially reduced Friday, from 145 to 128, after duplicate names were eliminated and some people reported missing turned up safe, officials said.

2 out of 3 Americans believe U.S. democracy is under threat

By Courtney Vinopal

Ahead of the first Fourth of July since an attack on the Capitol, fueled by baseless claims of voter fraud, and as several GOP-led states work now to enact stricter voting rules, majorities of Democrats, Republicans and independents express worry…

Hundreds believed dead in Pacific Northwest heat wave despite efforts to help

By Andrew Selsky, Associated Press

As forecasters warned of record-breaking temperatures in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada, officials set up cooling centers, distributed water to the homeless and took other steps. Still, hundreds of people likely died.

Garland halts federal executions, orders review of protocols

By Michael Balsamo, Colleen Long, Michael Tarm, Associated Press

The Justice Department is halting federal executions after a historic use of capital punishment by the Trump administration, which carried out 13 executions in six months.

Rashad draws critics and dismissal calls for defending Cosby

By Ashraf Khalil, Associated Press

Phylicia Rashad has found herself embroiled in controversy after expressing public support for Bill Cosby's release from prison, with some prominent Black voices calling for her dismissal as dean of Howard University's College of Fine Arts.