Trash: Hillary Clinton’s lawyer has told a Senate committee that emails and other information on her computer server were wiped before the device was handed over to federal investigators. Clinton said earlier this week that she had no idea whether the computer had been wiped clean and that she doesn’t understand digital stuff. Asked by reporters whether her server had been wiped she joked, “What, like with a cloth or something?” Clinton laughed. “Well, no. I don’t know how it works digitally at all.”

Nation: Former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle agreed in federal court yesterday to plead guilty to receiving child pornography and paying for sex with minors. He could get 5 to 12 years in prison and he’ll have to pay $100,000 each in restitution to 14 children. The charging document reveals that the friend who ran Fogle’s charitable foundation would film children with a camera hidden in a clock radio at his home.

Fogle says he has a medical problem that will be cured. His wife is divorcing him.

Wildfire: Three firefighters were killed yesterday when the wind shifted and they were trapped by flames in a wildfire near Twisp in central Washington State. The three were in a vehicle trying to escape the fire when they crashed and were overtaken and killed.

The local sheriff called it a “hellstorm.” Both Twisp and neighboring Winthrop were being evacuated.

North v. South: North and South Korea traded artillery fire over the demilitarized zone today in an escalation of tension between the two countries. Reports say the South detected a rocket coming over the border and responded with dozens of artillery rounds fired at the launch area.

South Korea was already irritated because two of its soldiers were wounded by land mines in the demilitarized zone. The South has been blasting propaganda at the North with giant loudspeakers and the North is threatening to blow them up.

Permawar: The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for an explosion at a state security building in a Cairo suburb that injured 29 people.

Hot, Hot, Hot: In the midst of an August heat wave New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo want to throw water on a group of women in Times Square wearing only feathers in their hair, paint on their breasts ,and tiny excuses for pants. The women known as desnudas pose for pictures and demand tips from tourists, much like the panhandlers dressed as comic characters.

The governor says what they are doing is illegal and needs to be stopped, but it won’t be easy. It has been legal for women to go topless in New York since 1992.

Cheat Sheet: The names and information of 36 million people registered on the AshleyMadison.Com adultery hookup website released Tuesday reveal that bankers and military personnel are busy on the side. According to an analysis by MarketWatch, about 15,000 of the participant emails are from military domains and 665 are from big banks. Leading the pack is Wells Fargo with 175 employees registered on the site. CapitalOne, only four. What’s in their wallet?

One name: Josh Duggar, the married Christian family values advocate and former reality show star once accused of molesting his sisters, is listed as having a paid AsheyMadison account.

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