Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

12 Americans killed as blast hits bus in Kabul
At least 12 Americans were killed when a Taliban suicide car bomber attacked an armored shuttle bus in Kabul on Saturday, military officials said.  

• Early snow pelts East Coast
• Youth concussions on more people's minds
• Griego: Denver faces another brouhaha over historic building
• Occupy Denver clashes with law enforcement; 20 arrested
• My House: Scrappy Denver house's storied history: It was built for $100

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Today's Business

Comcast cranks up its research labs to quickly create new video products
Amid a sea of MacBooks and a pool table, software developers and gearheads work on technology that could change the way millions of people watch television. The next Google or Facebook in suburban Denver? No, it's Comcast, the nation's largest cable-television operator.  

• As energy drilling moves into backyards, Colorado Front Range counties ponder regulations
• Oil companies rushing to buy leases along Colorado's Front Range
• Company helps popularity of ski resort holdings snowball
• Parker: For refugees, new Denver coffee shop brimming with optimism

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Today's Sports Headlines

Wow! Cardinal survives in thriller
Stepfan Taylor ran for the tying touchdown with 38 seconds left in regulation and the go-ahead score in the third overtime, and Stanford's defense preserved its 16-game winning streak by forcing Curtis McNeal's fumble into the end zone to finish a 56-48 victory over No. 20 Southern California on Saturday night.  

• With game against rival Army next, Air Force football team must stay focused
• CSU lineup changes pay off against UNLV
• Northern Colorado loses 27-24 on late North Dakota field goal
• Colorado freshman RB Creer suffers knee injury
• Colorado coach Jon Embree seeking more "gamers" after latest loss

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Today's Entertainment

Moore: Calling out bad behavior by theater audiences
Bad behavior in the theater is a subject I never tire of revisiting. Because people need the reminder — and the stories just get more and more absurd. That and the theater news of the week.  

• Theater review: Is "Church" wholly spoof or holy spirit?
• Taking down Shakespeare

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Today's Opinion

Listeria outbreak proves need for better oversight
Listeria-tainted cantaloupe from Colorado have killed at least 28 people, making it the country's second-deadliest foodborne illness outbreak since the Centers for Disease Control began keeping records nearly 40 years ago.  

• Tax overhaul, not gimmicks
• Carroll: Putting fat cats in their place
• Delaying divorce to save marriages
• Colorado Voices: No more Saturday delivery? Fine, but include technology
• Quillen: The problem with counties