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Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn chat with policy reporter Makena Kelly about Pres. Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure package and what it will do to improve broadband access in the US.\nSenior science reporter Loren Grush joins the show to talk about Russia destroying one of its own satellites with a ground-based missile.\nManaging editor Alex Cranz stops by to chat about Apple opening up iPhones and Macs to DIY repairs.\nStories referenced:\n\nBiden signs $1 trillion infrastructure package into law\n\nBiden\u2019s FCC is still deadlocked, and net neutrality hangs in the balance\n\nBiden\u2019s pick for FDA chief works at Google\n\nRussia blows up a satellite, creating a dangerous debris cloud in space\n\nNASA delays ambitious human lunar landing to 2025\n\nNASA\u2019s Moon landing will likely be delayed \u2018several years\u2019 beyond 2024, auditors say\n\nBlue Origin loses lawsuit against federal government over NASA\u2019s human lunar lander contracts\n\nSpaceX\u2019s Starlink reveals new smaller, rectangular user dish to connect to satellites\n\nApple will sell you iPhone parts to fix your own phone at home\n\nThe shareholder fight that forced Apple\u2019s hand on repair rights\n\nApple reportedly wants to launch a self-driving EV in 2025 with a custom chip\n\nThe Balmuda Phone is a compact Android phone from a high-end toaster company\n\nMeta\u2019s sci-fi haptic glove prototype lets you feel VR objects using air pockets\n\nSonos finally adds DTS audio support to its home theater lineup\n\nHyundai\u2019s restomod Grandeur is the perfect EV for a supervillain\n\nGoogle explains the tradeoffs that led to Pixel 6\u2019s slow charging complaints\n\nA look under the hood of the most successful streaming service on the planet\n\nMeta goes into lockdown\n\n\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices