Attorney General William Barr on Monday asked Apple to give the Justice Department access to two iPhones owned by the gunman behind a deadly shooting last month, the New York Times reported, a request likely to revive a bitter dispute over a similar incident in 2015. Barr said the rampage, in which a Saudi air force officer shot and killed three sailors and wounded three others on a military...
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