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Reporter for Wall Street Journal; former Philadelphia Inquirer; former Akron Beacon Journal. Author of The Chocolate Trust.
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Are You Waiting for Opioid Settlement Money From Purdue, Mallinckrodt or Endo? Get in Touch.

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By Craig McCoy, Bob Fernandez Verified
| ProPublica
OxyContin Our recent investigation details changes to a bankruptcy settlement that leaves out some of the hardest-hit victims of the opioid crisis. Here’s how you can share your story with ProPublica and The Philadelphia Inquirer. April 23, 2026, 4:55 am Change Appearance Republish This Story for Free Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) Thank you for your interest in republishing this story.
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Pro Take: Crypto Could Get a Boost as Barr Departs as Fed’s Supervisory Head

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By Bob Fernandez Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Michael Barr’s departure as vice chair for supervision at the Federal Reserve could help pave the way for bitcoin and other crypto assets to have a broader role in the U.S. financial system. But it isn’t the only avenue opening to President-elect Donald Trump that could allow him to ease crypto rules. Federal banking regulators during the Biden years, including Barr, have cracked down on crypto, viewing them as destabilizing—especially after the collapse of the fraud-riddled FTX crypto empire.
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Endo’s end around: How a huge Philadelphia-based opioid maker escaped a $7 billion federal penalty

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By Bob Fernandez Verified, Craig McCoy
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Endo kept a low profile while selling billions of painkillers. T.J. Walden, a National Guard member (upper right), fatally overdosed at age 21 after taking Endo’s narcotic Opana ER, whose street name was "stop signs."Read moreAnton Klusener/ Inquirer Illustration. Photos: Michael Bryant / Staff Photographer; AP Images; Getty Images; Courtesy Emily Walden; Thomas Walker by Bob Fernandez, Craig R. McCoy Published Dec.
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