Good morning. It’s Thursday, May 29.

1. Epstein Jail Video

2. Trump Can Impose Tariffs Despite Court Ruling

3. Judge Blocks Trump's Harvard Foreign Students Ban

4. RT: Russia Could Target Berlin If German Missiles Hit Moscow

5. Fed Chair Powell Meets with Trump at White House

6. Historic Breakthrough: IDF Reveals Laser System Shot Down Dozens of Drones in War

7. Pakistani Drug Dealer Can Stay in UK ‘to Teach Son About Islam’

1. Epstein Jail Video

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino promised Thursday to release new video that finally debunks conspiracy theories that sex predator Jeffrey Epstein could have been murdered — insisting “no one was there but him” at the time of his jail cell suicide.

“There’s video clear as day,” Bongino told “Fox & Friends.”

“He’s the only person in there and the only person coming out. You can see it.”

2. Trump Can Impose Tariffs Despite Court Ruling

U.S. President Donald Trump could still find a work-around after suffering a major blow to a core part of his economic agenda.

The U.S. Court of International Trade on Wednesday ruled that the president had overstepped his authority by invoking the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA, to impose sweeping tariffs on numerous countries.

The New York-based court ordered a permanent halt to most of Trump’s tariffs and further barred their future modification. A panel of three judges gave the White House 10 days to complete the formal process of stopping the tariffs. The Trump administration swiftly appealed the ruling.

3. Judge Blocks Trump’s Harvard Foreign Students Ban

A federal judge in Boston said Thursday that she plans to issue a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from revoking Harvard University’s certification to host foreign students.

Judge Allison D. Burroughs – who was appointed by former President Barack Obama – already granted Harvard University a temporary restraining order last week, preventing the government from revoking the Ivy League school’s certification in the Student and Exchange Visitor Program. The program permits the university to host international students with F-1 or J-1 visas to study in the U.S.

Thursday’s hearing centered around the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) doubling down in a notice Wednesday night on the administration’s intent to withdraw Harvard’s certification.

4. RT: Russia Could Target Berlin If German Missiles Hit Moscow

“Of course, it is within the realms of possibility,” the new German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, told TV channel ZDF when asked if Germany would supply long-range weapons for Ukrainian troops. This is after he claimed that leading allies such as the US, UK, German, and France have lifted “absolutely” all restrictions on arms limits – something which Washington has yet to confirm or deny.

Merz hinted that Berlin might transfer its long-range Taurus missiles to Ukraine this year, but which would take a many months-long training program for Ukrainian military operators. This is also as he promised new military aid worth €5 billion (£4.2 billion), upon hosting President Zelensky in Germany on Wednesday.

“Ukraine will be able to fully defend itself, including against military targets outside its own territory,” said Merz. While leaving the question of Taurus transfer open, the German leader did promise to bankroll Ukrainian domestic development of long-range missile capability.

5. Fed Chair Powell Meets with Trump at White House

President Donald Trump met Thursday with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell amid the president badgering the central bank for lower interest rates.

The Fed confirmed in a release that the meeting occurred, stressing that the future path of monetary policy was not discussed.

“At the President’s invitation, Chair Powell met with the President today at the White House to discuss economic developments including for growth, employment, and inflation,” the Fed statement said. “Chair Powell did not discuss his expectations for monetary policy, except to stress that the path of policy will depend entirely on incoming economic information and what that means for the outlook.”

6. Historic Breakthrough: IDF Reveals Laser System Shot Down Dozens of Drones in War

Following the IDF’s announcement of a historic breakthrough on Wednesday that an unnamed laser defense system similar to the much celebrated Iron Beam laser system has shot down dozens of aerial threats during the war, the military on Thursday clarified that the exact number was 35 Hezbollah drones.

Further, the IDF said that this was part of wider efforts which shot down close to 1,000 drones when taking into account all of the various fronts from which hostile actors have tried to attack Israel, including: Lebanon, Gaza, Iran, Yemen, Syria, and Iraq.

According to the Defense Ministry, the Iron Beam and a related family of laser defense systems, produced by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, are the most advanced and operational lasers in the world, though England, the US, and others also have relatively advanced laser platforms.

7. Pakistani Drug Dealer Can Stay in UK ‘to Teach Son About Islam’

A Pakistani drug dealer has been allowed to remain in the UK because of his role in talking to his son about Islam and his culture.

The Home Office ordered the deportation of Muhammad Asif Karim, 43, after he amassed seven convictions for a total of 21 offences, including supplying the class A drugs heroin and cocaine, for which he served a four-year jail sentence.

He won his appeal against his removal after arguing that it would breach his rights to a family life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).