Members of the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI and the CIA captured the Taliban's #2 in what is being described as a "raid" on his headquarters.The New York Times , as this article by Mark Mazzetti and Dexter Filkins points out, actually learned of the capture a few days ago but withheld the story at the request of the White House who didn't want to tip off the Taliban leadership:The commander, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, is an Afghan described by American officials as the most significant Taliban figure to be detained since the American-led war in Afghanistan started more than eight years ago. He ranks second in influence only to Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban's founder and a close associate of Osama bin Laden before the Sept. 11 attacks.Mullah Baradar has been in Pakistani custody for several days, with American and Pakistani intelligence officials both taking part in interrogations, according to the officials.It was unclear whether he was talking, but the officials...(Read Full Post)