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Top Stories Egypt declares state of emergency after church bombings kill 44 Egyptian President Sisi declares a three-month state of emergency — suspending constitutional rights and allowing citizens to be detained indefinitely — after suicide bombers target two Coptic churches, killing at least 44 people and injuring dozens more in the run-up to Easter. Assad allies threaten to 'respond with force' to further US attacks A joint command centre made up of the forces of Russia, Iran and militias supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says the US strike on a Syrian air base crosses "red lines" and it will respond to any new aggression and increase its support for its ally. Live: Rose takes over Masters lead in final round, Scott struggles to climb Justin Rose takes over the lead from the luckless Sergio Garcia, while Aussie Adam Scott's chances fade in the final round of the Masters. Follow our live blog. Verrender: The new property market trigger No matter how you measure it, against income or the size of the Australian economy, we are at the highest levels of household debt in our history but it's not the only debt that is threatening the housing market, writes Ian Verrender. High winds, heavy rain hit Victoria, 29k homes blacked out Gale-force winds and heavy rain are hitting parts of Victoria, with almost 100 millimetres falling of rain west of Melbourne overnight. What does Facebook really know about you? Around the world, the social media platform has almost 2 billion users, helping the company generate a staggering profit of more than $US10 billion in 2017 and turning founder Mark Zuckerberg into "the president of the internet". A gentle word on the state of Australian debate The tone of political discussion around issues like Islam in Australia is making reasonable discussion almost impossible, writes the executive producer and creator of Q&A Peter McEvoy. 'Change your life or bugger off': Inside Australia's 'strictest' drug rehab centre When you step inside Shalom House as a new resident, be prepared to not only hand over your cigarettes, phone and car keys, but your entire life. Inside the sleep lab helping kids who struggle through the night Every year, a thousand kids spend a night in a Melbourne sleep lab, where everything from eye movements to breathing patterns are monitored to work out what is stopping them from sleeping soundly. US warships diverted to Korean peninsula amid North Korea nuclear threat A US Navy strike group is moving toward the western Pacific Ocean near the Korean Peninsula as a show of force amid growing concerns about North Korea's advancing weapons program. Stockholm attack suspect an asylum seeker facing deportation The man suspected of carrying out the truck attack in Stockholm is an asylum seeker who was being sought by authorities for deportation, Swedish police say, as the British Government names one of the four dead as 41-year-old father, Chris Bevington. Tears in Perth with confirmation Australian side to be axed from Super Rugby SANZAAR confirms an Australian club is set to be axed from the Super Rugby Competition, with speculation growing that it will be the Western Force. Refugees not accepted by US to remain in PNG Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says refugees on Manus Island who are not accepted by the United States will remain in Papua New Guinea. Davison suffers suspected broken back in Supercars pile-up Racing driver Will Davison is discharged from hospital after what organisers say was the biggest crash in V8 Supercars history, with one manager saying the decision to restart the race was "dumb in the extreme". Premier grateful despite 'monster swing' to Labor New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian is playing down massive swings against the Liberal Party in three by-elections in the state on Saturday. Titanic exhibition visitors 'live or die' depending on ticket Everyone entering the travelling Titanic exhibition in Sydney is given a ticket that correlates with a passenger, and as people leave they find out if they are among the 1,500 who died on the ill-fated ship or one of the 800 survivors. The golden age of superhero films ignores the golden aged at its peril As DC and Marvel battle for movie domination at the box office, older people are being left out, writes Colin Yeo. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Verrender: The new property market trigger By business editor Ian Verrender Syria missile strike leaves the world wondering — what now? By Middle East correspondent Matt Brown Syria a 'hornet's nest' that failed to rise from the Arab Spring By Stan Grant Just how uncompetitive is Australia's tax system? By political correspondent Andrew Probyn Just In Hey dads, are you positive role models for your daughters? April 10, 2017 - 7:04 am The golden age of superhero films ignores the golden aged at its peril April 10, 2017 - 7:01 am High winds, heavy rain hit Victoria, 29k homes blacked out April 10, 2017 - 7:00 am World • US National Security Council reshuffle claims another casualty: official • Ousting Assad top priority for Trump administration: UN envoy • Cyclone Cook strengthens as it passes Vanuatu Business • This week in finance: Oil on the rise, iron ore tumbles • Supply to blame for high house prices, not tax breaks, says former banker • Twitter sues US Government for demanding anti-Trump account identity Politics • US National Security Council reshuffle claims another casualty: official • Premier grateful despite 'monster swing' to Labor • Turkish Australians cast their vote in Turkey's referendum Sport • Live: Rose takes over Masters lead in final round, Scott struggles to climb • Kyrgios clinches Davis Cup tie for Australia with win over Querrey • Tears in Perth with confirmation Australian side to be axed from Super Rugby Science and Tech • Severe coral bleaching hits two-thirds of Great Barrier Reef, aerial surveys show • Australian team works to help humans walk on Mars • How emojis can help children learn and communicate Environment • Severe coral bleaching hits two-thirds of Great Barrier Reef, aerial surveys show • Cyclone Debbie leaves Whitsundays reefs in ruins • Chickens with lead poisoning expose backyard pollution risk Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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