Peter Tripp News Today

A 1989 Myron Goldfinger home in Chappaqua is on the market for the first time. It was designed by Leonard and Eileen DiSavino for their family of five, and built with a “fragmented pinwheel” design off a great room with a high barrel ceiling.

D.C.'s best goods and services include a new place to pick up queer literature, a salon for Instagram-able nail art, and curbside composting.

Most dads have a well-worn saying, trotted out in good times, bad times and anything in between. Ahead of Fathers Day, we asked New Orleans people about their fathers favorite,

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The DC Council approved the installation of suicide barriers on DC's Taft Bridge. Advocate Chelsea Van Thof lost her partner Peter Tripp to suicide last year.

“Yesterday’s loss underscores the urgency in our work to add suicide barriers to the Taft Bridge,” said DDOT director Everett Lott.

Her 29-year-old partner died in April after authorities say he jumped from the Taft Bridge in Washington, D.C.

Twenty-nine-year-old Peter Tripp died this spring after he jumped to his death off the Taft Bridge, along Connecticut Avenue NW, in DC's Woodley Park neighborhood.

Strange things happen to our brains when we don't get enough sleep. New research finds even our willingness to help others changes based on our sleep.

A new study looks at the link between tiredness and generosity, suggesting that how well you’ve slept is connected to how generous you are.