But Iceland isn’t “eliminating Down syndrome” at all. It’s eliminating people. The callous tone ... seeing it as a murder — that’s so black and white. Life isn’t black and white.

One of the more unusual places we visited during our Adventures in Iceland was the black sand beaches in Reynisfjara, in the southern part of the country. Chances are you've seen them — even if ...

BBC Reel goes on a tour of Iceland's magical realm of elves or 'huldufólk' to find out if Icelanders really believe in little hidden people ... the new documentary. Black holes are one of ...

Why Does Iceland Have Black Sand Beaches? Some countries, including the 'Dirty 15' percent, could be hit harder by Trump's tariffs Rescued astronauts share their experiences after returning to ...

The black sand at Reynisfjara ... their backs on the ocean. Even Iceland’s tourism board warns that "it’s not worth dying for a selfie," urging people to admire the beach from a safe distance.

She especially loves the landscape's variations and stark contrasts, from green and lush to barren and black ... people are healthier, happier and have better wellbeing." That's not to say ...