SEOUL, South Korea (AP) The Latest on the border talks between North and South Korea (all times local): 1:40 p.m. South Korea says North Korea has agreed to send a delegation to next month’s Winter Olympics in the South. South Korea’s Vice Unification Minister Chun Hae-sung says the North made such a statement during rare talks between the rivals at the border on Tuesday. He cited the North Korean officials there as saying its delegation would include officials, athletes, cheerleaders and journalists. Chun says South Korea proposed the two Koreas conduct a joint march during the Game’s opening and closing ceremonies. He says South Korea also proposed resuming temporary reunions of families separated by war and offering talks designed to reduce animosities in frontline areas. — 1:20 p.m. North Korea has slammed President Donald Trump’s claim that it was his strong position toward Pyongyang that set the stage for the first high-level North-South talks in more than two years. The North’s ruling party newspaper criticized Trump’s claims that enforcement of sanctions and increased pressure on the North were a ”diplomatic success” of his first year in office, calling that a ”ridiculous sophism” in a commentary published as the two sides…