I'm Dyer Oxley and on the latest episode of Meet Me Here, we debate whether it's a good idea to name your baby after a character in pop culture.

I'm a bit partial to Fox from the X-Files or Cooper from Twin Peaks, a little local flavor.

In this very personal episode, two baby name experts join me and my pregnant wife, Nina, to help us make the biggest

decision yet in our unborn child's life. Listen to meet me here on the KUOW app or wherever you get

your podcast. Hello from the KUOW Newsroom. This is Seattle now. I'm Patricia Murphy with a roundup of today's top

stories. It's Monday, June 23rd. We'll start with two pieces of litigation that happened today.

First, the federal government is suing Washington State over a new law that some Catholic priests

refused to follow. Scott Greenstone has more.

A law that would go into effect next month requires Catholic priests to report sexual abuse,

even if that information is learned during confession, a typically confidential sacrament.

Here's how Yakima's Bishop Joseph Tyson responded to the law's passage last month.

Our clergy are prepared to go to jail before breaking the seal of confession.

A new lawsuit, President Trump's Civil Rights Division filed, calls the law anti-Catholic.

At least six other states have similar laws.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson, a lifelong Catholic himself, said in a statement,

quote, it is disappointing but not surprising to see the DOJ seek to shield and protect child abusers.

Scott Greenstone, KUOWW News.

Next, the country's largest real estate brokerage is suing Seattle-based Zillow, which is the country's largest real estate listings site.

The brokerage Compass filed the lawsuit this morning.

It accuses Zillow of anti-competitive practices for restricting some listings on its site.

Compass recently launched an exclusive shortlist of properties available only through the

brokerage. Zillow then announced that any home placed on the market that's not listed on its site

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