As college students return to classes this school year, many have a way of avoiding buying all those textbooks. The iPad is allowing students to carry just one device, and possibly save money along the way. The AP’s Haven Daley has more. (Source: Associated Press)

The best in international photojournalism is on display over the next 10 days in the south of France. The 22nd annual ‘Visa pour l’Image’ festival brings together thousands of photography enthusiasts with exhibitions, symposiums and conferences across the city of Perpignan. (Source: Agence France-Presse)

Mark Taylor, author of “Crisis on Campus: A Bold Plan for Reforming Our Colleges and Universities,” discusses why the increase in higher-education costs is far outpacing the increase in American salaries. (Source: CNBC)

Paul Begala, CNN Political Contributor, accuses President Bush of lying about why the U.S. entered the war in Iraq. (Source: CNN)

Engineering software giant Autodesk announced that its Autocad app, the gold standard in industrial design, is coming to the iPad this fall. (Source: CNBC)

In a speech to the nation, President Barack Obama says he spoke to former President George W. Bush about the end of the Iraq war. He says the two didn’t agree about the war from the outset but that it’s time to move on. (Source: Associated Press)

Larry King moderates a discussion about the merits of Glenn Beck’s ‘Restoring Honor’ rally. (Source: CNN)

President Obama has hit the reset button on U.S. policy in the Middle East with regards to Iraq, Afghanistan, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and Iran, as a means to clearing the decks to concentrate on Iran and its extremist allies. (Source: WSJ.com)

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist (I) reflects on a Sarah Palin presidential bid. (Source: CNN)

CNN’s Pauline Chiou looks at several new 3-D technologies on the way.