Top 5 on the Go: Monday, October 19

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It's the evening of Monday, October 19 and these are the top stories you need to know right now on AOL.com.



1. Oscar Pistorius released from prison
Oscar Pistorius was released from prison and put on house arrest today after serving part of his 5-year sentence for killing his former girlfriend.

2. Uninsured to get slapped with massive fine
People who don't have health insurance are going to have to pay a lot more next year if they stay uninsured. Fines will jump from $325 to nearly $700 in 2016.

3. Government to require drone registration
The government announced today it will require some drone owners to register their aircraft due to a surge of close call reports and safety concerns.

4. House Democrats claim to debunk Benghazi accusations
House Democrats released a 124-page report today disputing negative claims some Republicans made about Hillary Clinton and how she responded to the Benghazi attack.

5. Hacker says he breached CIA director's email
An anonymous hacker claimed he accessed the personal email account of CIA Director John Brennan and posted links to a number of documents online including email addresses and Social Security numbers.

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