Of course the cops are going to find you out, you dodo.

A secretly recorded conversation puts Sen. Roland Burris' political future in doubt

Senate lawyers approved Roland Burris' paperwork Monday, prompting Democratic leaders to announce that he'll be sworn in later this week.

If he can survive both a criminal and an ethics investigation, Illinois Sen. Roland Burris will likely face a primary challenge.

Democrats should be the party of integrity in the wake of crippling corruption scandals for Republicans -- and racial politics can backfire.

Roland Burris, Blago's choice for U.S. senator, has never been shy about his erstwhile achievements.

The embattled senator from Illinois will reportedly try to weather this latest storm, but won't seek election in 2010.

On Friday, Pat Quinn called for his state's junior senator to step down; he wants the Legislature to empower him to call a special election.

Salon does its best to figure out the state of the fight between Senate Democrats and Rod Blagojevich's pick to join them.

The Illinois senator had little hope of being elected to a full term

In a speech on Wednesday, the embattled senator proclaimed his innocence and blamed the media for his current predicament.

The indicted Illinois governor picks an African-American elder statesman -- and Rep. Bobby Rush says Democrats must support him. Updated: Obama opposes Burris pick.

The embattled Illinois Governor will reportedly appoint former state Attorney General Roland Burris to Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.