The day was dominated by the adoption of Charles Alloncle's report on public broadcasting after a tight 12-10-8 vote in the parliamentary commission, ending months of controversy. The report, criticized by left-wing parties as a political tool, was supported by the RN and ultimately published. Earlier, Macron attacked hardliners advocating a rupture with Algeria, calling them 'mabouls,' drawing a response from Retailleau. The shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner continued to generate coverage, with the suspect indicted for attempted assassination and security protocols questioned. The Strait of Hormuz closure reshaped oil routes, with new Iraqi routes through Syria. Hezbollah refused direct negotiations with Israel, and Israeli strikes killed four in southern Lebanon.