Donald Trump is facing a cash crunch. The US finally banned all forms of asbestos.

And a new video showed Kate Middleton walking and smiling.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the

Washington Post. I'm Hannah Jewel. It's Tuesday, March 19th. Let's get you caught

up with today's seven stories. Number one, Donald Trump can't get a bond to cover his business fraud judgment.

Last month, Trump was ordered by a New York court to pay a huge penalty.

He owes about $464 million for submitting false data to financial institutions.

But he may not be able to pay it.

Trump's lawyer said yesterday that he hasn't been able to find a private company to guarantee the penalty.

He needs to get a type of insurer that issues court bonds to accept his property as collateral.

But none of the dozens of companies approached by Trump have been willing to do that.

If the former president doesn't post his bond by Monday, state officials could start the

process of seizing his real estate and other assets. Number two, the Supreme Court is likely to reject limits on how the White House can contact

social media companies.

This case involves a lawsuit initiated by two Republican-led

states and individual social media users. Some Republicans want to limit the government's

ability to pressure platforms to take down what it sees as harmful posts and

misinformation. But yesterday justices seemed skeptical of that idea. Most of them

expressed concern about

topics like public health and national security.

This is a landmark case that could define the future of free speech on social media.

Its outcome could have a big impact on efforts to counter

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