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Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (1) breaks the tackle of Seattle Seahawks outside linebacker K.J. Wright (50) for a touchdown during the second half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020, in Glendale, Ariz. (Ross D. Franklin / AP) — Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray breaks the tackle of Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright for a touchdown during the second half of the game on Sunday in Glendale, Arizona. (Ross D. Franklin / AP)

Cardinals 37, Seahawks 34

Cardinal sin: Seahawks stunned in overtime by the Arizona Cardinals for first loss of the season

Somehow, despite what coach Pete Carroll called “the play of the century,’’ a career performance by Tyler Lockett and 572 yards by the Seattle offense, the Seahawks lost Sunday night to fall to 5-1. Updated 11:32 pm

Coronavirus daily news updates, Oct. 25: What to know today about COVID-19 Updated 11:01 pm
Pence to keep up travel despite contact with aides infected with COVID-19 Updated 12:16 am
Military, police in Washington state prepare for possible civil unrest after election
Man in Trump cap brandishes gun during rival protests in Woodinville WATCH
Play of the year? Seahawks' DK Metcalf catches Cardinals' Budda Baker on 90-yard interception return to save a touchdown
Biden laps Trump in big money from Washington state as some traditional GOP donors sit this one out
Border Patrol Agents Fatally Shoot Driver in Texas
2020 Voter Guide

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A photo provided by the artist Paolo Cirio shows his exhibit called “Capture,” for which he collected police officers’ faces from 1,000 photos he had gathered from the internet and from photographers who attended protests in France. He described the project as the first step in developing a facial recognition app. (Paolo Cirio via The New York Times) — NO SALES; FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH NYT STORY SLUGGED xxxxxx BY KASHMIR HILL FOR OCT. xx, 2020. ALL OTHER USE PROHIBITED. —

Technology

Activists turn facial recognition tools against police

In Portland and elsewhere, activists are using facial recognition technology to identify police officers in situations where they may not identify themselves to the public.

Menu item’s plus a few extras at Spice Waalaâ€™s new location in Capitol Hill spread across one of the restaurant’s tables on Tuesday, July 30. 211011

Food & Drink

Seattle Restaurant Week returns for a fall 2020 pandemic edition — starting today

Pacific NW Magazine

Dwell Development brings cutting-edge sustainability, and a reverence for preservation, to its renovation of 3 classic Seattle homes VIEW

Election 2020

President Donald Trump and Joe Biden participate in the final presidential debate at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020. (Erin Schaff/The New York Times) XNYT224

The Two Americas Financing the Trump and Biden Campaigns

Early vote total exceeds 2016; GOP chips at Dems’ advantage VIEW

Election workers MaryEllen Laird, left, and Nancy Wagner register a first-time voter at the King County Elections office Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020, in Tukwila, Wash. Ballots for county residents are being mailed Wednesday. Washington state is one of five states, along with Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, and Utah, that conduct elections entirely by mail-in voting. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson) WAET109 WAET109

Monday is last day to register online or by mail to vote; in-person registration open until Election Day

FBI investigating fire set in Boston ballot drop box Updated 11:11 pm

Officer suspended for blaring ‘Trump 2020’ from NYPD vehicle

To many Americans, the future looks dark if the other side wins the election VIEW

King County voters to decide whether to elect sheriff, cut sheriff’s duties

How a group of Seahawks donated — perhaps unwittingly — to politicians who oppose their views VIEW

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Technology

Here’s why building an electric car is so expensive, for now

A Washington player emerges from the tunnel, surrounded by purple smoke, as the team streams onto the field at Husky Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016. Washington beat Oregon State 41-17 to remain unbeaten.

Husky Football

UW Huskies unveil alternate all-black uniforms to be worn in one game in 2020 season

Seahawks

Russell Wilson sets another Seahawks record, passing Matt Hasselbeck for career completions

Editorial

Seattle Times editorial board endorsements: Election 2020

Local News

Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020 Carolyn Presnell is the future director of the 1426 Project, holding a drawing of the building that will be a collaborative project offering help to people returning home from prison and those dealing with addictions and homelessness to rebuild their lives. She is standing in one of the unfinished rooms of the building on the 2nd floor. 215107

How 5 women are working to turn a Seattle building into a place of healing for people leaving prison VIEW

Danny Westneat

The Trump dilemma for local Republicans meets its biggest test in Southwest Washington

Education Lab

WATCH: How to make this unusual school year a little easier | Ed Lab Live

Children with disabilities are left behind by remote learning

Seattle-area parents want rules about screen time, but experts say off-screen interactions matter more

2 UW fraternities punished by Greek system amid COVID-19 outbreak

Seattle’s Cornish College of the Arts declares financial emergency

Business & Tech

Kristine Sommer, left, and Adam Shigem at their waterfront home near Port Orchard.

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Jon Talton

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Nation & World

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows gestures as he responds to reporters questions outside the West Wing on the North Lawn of the White House, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

Trump aide: ‘We’re not going to control the pandemic’ VIEW

Coronavirus

White House signals defeat in pandemic as coronavirus outbreak roils Pence’s office

WASHINGTON - The presidential campaign was roiled this weekend by a fresh outbreak of the novel coronavirus at the White House that infected at least five aides or advisers to Vice President Mike Pence that President Donald Trump's top staffer acknowledged Sunday he had sought to avoid disclosing to the public. With the election just...