Sophie Hearns

A third-generation judoka and former pharmaceutical researcher, Sophie made waves in the biohacking community after publishing her controversial opinion piece. She brings her unique blend of laboratory precision and martial arts intuition to Rude Vulture's most thought-provoking pieces. When not writing about peptide protocols for recovery between training sessions, she teaches women's self-defense classes incorporating breathwork and cold exposure.

Acting Head of U.S. Cybersecurity Uploaded Confidential Files on Public ChatGPT

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The acting leader of America’s primary cybersecurity defense agency uploaded at least four documents marked as sensitive government information to the public version of ChatGPT last summer, triggering internal security warnings and prompting a review by Department of Homeland Security officials. Madhu Gottumukkala, who has led the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency since May, transferred … Read more

Jason Momoa claims his son auditioned and got a role on Dune ‘All on His Own’

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Hollywood actor Jason Momoa has always been protective of his children’s futures. The ‘Aquaman’ star recently opened up about his son’s independent journey into acting, including landing a role in the highly anticipated ‘Dune’ franchise. During an appearance on Theo Von’s podcast, Momoa discussed how his son Nakoa-Wolf auditioned for and secured a part in … Read more

Looksmaxxer Questions Why Beer Is Seen As Manly Given Its Estrogenic Effects

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A brief but pointed exchange in a recent livestream of internet personality Clavicular has reignited discussion about the perceived masculinity of beer consumption versus its biological effects on the body. During the strean, Clavicular made a striking observation about the disconnect between cultural perceptions and physiological reality. “I see all these people hating on soy, and … Read more

Pope Leo XIV Sounds Alarm On Rise of AI Chatbot Relationships

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The leader of the Catholic Church has issued a stark warning about the growing phenomenon of people forming romantic attachments to artificial intelligence, cautioning that chatbots and virtual companions could fundamentally reshape human civilization. In a lengthy public letter marking the 60th World Day of Social Communications, Pope Leo XIV addressed what he sees as … Read more

Bodybuilder reveals unconventional body modification prevented him from developing Gyno

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Professional bodybuilder Iain Valliere recently made a surprising revelation about an unconventional method that may have prevented him from developing gynecomastia during his competitive career. In a discussion on the Trensparent podcast with host Nyle Nayga, the six-time IFBB Pro champion shared details about his extensive history with nipple piercings and their unexpected impact on … Read more

Fintech CEO on California’s Seizure of Billionaire Assets: It Will Challenge Us In Ways That We Haven’t Dealt With

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In a conversation on the All-In Podcast, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire didn’t mince words when asked about California’s controversial wealth tax proposal. During the conversation, the host and CEO talked about California’s decision to require billionaires to audit and declare the value of all their possessions, from artwork to jewelry, before seizing a percentage as … Read more

AI Domain Boom Funnels $70M a Year to Anguilla, Covering 25% of Its Government Budget

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In the mid-1990s, when the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers was handing out two-letter country codes for top-level domains, the tiny British Overseas Territory of Anguilla received ‘.ai.’ Three decades later, that random assignment has become a financial windfall worth tens of millions annually. Since ChatGPT launched at the end of 2022, companies … Read more

Bill Burr still hasn’t recovered from the Riyadh Comedy Festival Hypocrisy

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Bill Burr spent two decades building a reputation as a comedian with integrity, someone who called out hypocrisy wherever he saw it. That carefully constructed image collapsed in a matter of weeks following his participation in the Riyadh Comedy Festival in Saudi Arabia and his defensive response to the criticism that followed. The Boston comedian … Read more

Nvidia CEO argued it’s a good time to be a plumber – but his highly educated kids actually work in Nvidia

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When Jensen Huang stood before the crowd at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, he delivered a message that resonated far beyond the Swiss ski resort’s gilded conference rooms. The Nvidia CEO championed blue-collar careers as prime opportunities in the artificial intelligence era, declaring that skilled trades were becoming some of the most lucrative … Read more