Hunter Burney

Hunter Burney is a journalist for Texas Scorecard. A native Texan, convert to Catholicism, and husband to a beautiful wife, Hunter is passionate about empowering Texans to pursue what is True, Good, and Beautiful.

Report: Texas Schools May Have an Islamist Problem

October 9, 2026

A Texas Public Policy Foundation report shows a web of interlinked Muslim organizations and public education institutions.

Taylor City Council Approves 664-Acre Data Center Project

October 9, 2026

The council’s unanimous decision to annex the land allows for greater control over the project.

More Texas Cities End Flock Agreements, Cover Cameras

October 7, 2026

The decisions come amid public backlash and a state funding freeze.

Poll: Nearly Half of America’s Youngest Voters View Sharia Law Positively

October 7, 2026

The poll also gauged voter opinion on the Iran war, traditional Christianity, and Israel.

President Trump Authorizes Firing Squad Execution for Fort Hood Shooter

October 6, 2026

Pentagon spokesman says “judgement day” has come for Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 in the 2009 shooting.

Data Center, Energy Companies Form Coalition Amid Texas Backlash

October 6, 2026

Companies such as Oncor, Lancium, and AEP Texas are arguing that data centers are what’s best for the Lone Star State.

Texas House Panel Weighs Safeguards for City Contracts With Nonprofits

October 2, 2026

Representatives heard testimony addressing the benefits of contracting with nongovernmental organizations, as well as what oversight is needed to...

Travis County DA Fails To Appear for Hearing on Prosecutorial Integrity

October 1, 2026

A legislative liaison was present in district attorney Jose Garza’s stead as lawmakers pressed the office over transparency, outside influence, and...

SBOE Member Calls for Removal of Muslim Students Association from Texas Campuses

September 30, 2026

Brandon Hall called the association a “front organization for the Muslim Brotherhood.”

Sharp Profit Spikes For Utilities Draw National Attention

September 30, 2026

A research institute attributes spikes like those from Oncor and CenterPoint to a wider national issue of utility monopolies and malleable government...

Texans Raise Concerns Regarding ERCOT’s Transmission Line Models

September 25, 2026

The models differ greatly in their demand and generation assumptions.

State Rep. Calls on USDA Secretary for Help With Controversial 765-kV Transmission Project

September 24, 2026

State Rep. Brad Buckley said ERCOT’s 765-kV transmission lines “trample private property rights to advance a radical climate agenda.”