Debate swirls over fiscal pinch on N. Korea, Iran

WASHINGTON -- Over the past three years, the Bush administration has greatly expanded its campaign against the financial networks of North Korea and Iran, using a little-known provision of the USA Patriot Act to punish foreign banks that handle North Korean and Iranian funds. (Full article: 1107 words)

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