Good evening. It’s Sunday, July 13.

1. Maxwell Offers Testimony

2. Trump Confirms Bongino Talk, Signals Unity

3. Kentucky Church Shooting: 2 Killed, Multiple Injured

4. WATCH: Trump Booed, Cheered at Club World Cup Final

5. Trump Marks One-Year Anniversary of Assassination Attempt

6. Cuomo to Run as Independent in NYC Mayoral Race

7. ‘Superman’ Dominates Box Office with $122M Opening

1. Maxwell Offers Testimony

Ghislaine Maxwell is willing to speak in front of Congress about The Epstein Files, sources tell Daily Mail.

Maxwell, 63, is the only person behind bars – serving 20 years on child sex trafficking charges – despite the fact that pedophile Jeffrey Epstein allegedly controlled a web of underage girls.

Additionally, Epstein’s victims alleged they were passed around as sex toys to his wealthy friends and billionaire business associates who regularly visited his homes including his private island, Little Saint James.

2. Trump Confirms Bongino Talk, Signals Unity

President Trump on Sunday expressed confidence in deputy FBI director Dan Bongino, despite the backlash over the Trump administration’s handling of the files related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Bongino has been at the center of the internal fighting over the Epstein situation, with a source familiar confirming to The Hill that the deputy director is furious over how the documents were handled and has clashed with Justice Department leaders.

During a press gaggle at Joint Base Andrews on Sunday evening, Trump was asked if Bongino, previously a far-right podcaster, was still the deputy FBI director, and whether they had spoken recently.

3. Kentucky Church Shooting: 2 Killed, Multiple Injured

Two women died Sunday at a church in Lexington, Kentucky, in a shooting rampage that began when a state trooper was wounded after making a traffic stop, police said. The suspect in both shootings was also killed.

The suspect carjacked a vehicle after the traffic stop near Lexington’s airport and fled to Richmond Road Baptist Church, where he opened fire, city Police Chief Lawrence Weathers said. Killed in the shootings at the church were a 72-year-old woman and a 32-year-old woman, the local coroner said.

Two other people were wounded at the church and taken to a local hospital, the police chief said. One victim sustained critical injuries and the other was in stable condition, Weathers said.

4. WATCH: Trump Booed, Cheered at Club World Cup Final

President Trump helped present the FIFA Club World Cup soccer trophy to Chelsea in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Sunday as he marked one year since the assassination attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Trump was met with boos and some applause during the presentation of the trophy and runners-up medals to Paris Saint-Germain at MetLife Stadium after being cheered at following his arrival for the game that Chelsea won 3-0.

Trump’s appearance at the event comes ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the final of which will also be held at MetLife Stadium.

5. Trump Marks One-Year Anniversary of Assassination Attempt

President Donald Trump shared a riveting video showing scenes of his life and career in the private sector and politics on the first anniversary of his near assassination in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Sunday.

The 1:31-second clip shows footage from Trump’s career, or “mythical story,” building up to July 13, 2024, when he was shot in the ear during a campaign rally in Butler.

After displaying Trump’s show of defiance, where he raised his fist in the air and pumped it repeatedly as blood poured from his ear, the video features audio from his speeches through the years.

6. Cuomo to Run as Independent in NYC Mayoral Race

Andrew Cuomo is expected to announce plans to stay in the New York City Mayoral race as an independent, despite his stunning loss to socialist Zohran Mamdani — with critics blasting the disgraced ex-governor as a “loser” who needs to “stop playing games with the voters and get out of the race.”

Cuomo, 67, is going to unveil his independent candidate bid in the next few days, sources told NewsNation, with his spokesperson telling The Post, “There’ll be an official announcement soon.”

But, there is a catch to Cuomo throwing his hat in the ring.

7. ‘Superman’ Dominates Box Office with $122M Opening

“Superman” opened with an impressive $122 million at the domestic box office, Warner Bros. told multiple outlets Sunday, after landing the year’s second-largest opening day Friday, with the film on track to gross over $217 million internationally.

The early numbers indicate “Superman” is on track through box office sales to earn back its $225 million budget, a figure The Wall Street Journal confirmed last week.

The film’s opening day Friday was the second-largest of the year—grossing $56.5 million, placing it ahead of Disney’s “Lilo and Stitch” but just behind “A Minecraft Movie,” also released by Warner Bros., which opened in April to $57.1 million.