CBC Radio’s “Ontario Morning” show previews Super Tuesday with Antoine Yoshinaka.  There are 14 states hosting Democratic primaries on Tuesday, making it one of the biggest days on the U.S. political calendar. 

A Reuters article quotes Erin Hatton about the dangers the coronavirus poses to gig economy workers. 

Futurity featured research conducted by Melanie Green on the dynamics of people and perception when it comes to messaging despite the conclusion of credible experts. Storytelling is the key in building trust. 

The New York Post quotes Jacob Neiheisel in an analysis of Bernie Sanders' strategy in the Democratic presidential primary. Sanders banked on the wrong voters, Neiheisel told the Post.

The Washington Post quotes Thomas Russo, in a story on how to protect older adults, a vulnerable population, from coronavirus. 

Reuters Health quoted Kara Kelly on new research showing that long-term cancer survival rates are improving among U.S. teens.  

Business Insider quotes Veljko Fotak, in a story on why Alibaba stock is considered safe while most stocks plunge as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. 

CNBC quoted Nancy Nielsen about the risks posed to healthcare workers posed by COVID-19.

Mashable quoted Timothy Murphy in a story on the risks Florida’s crowded beaches have in potentially spreading COVID-19. 

A Bloomberg story quotes Elizabeth Bowen about how San Francisco is fighting coronavirus by finding the homeless a home. 

Elemental quotes Steven Dubovsky in an article about coronavirus anxiety playing a factor in people's health. 

ProPublica speaks to communications expert Yotam Ophir who says its dangerous to take something not political, like a disease, and make it a political question.

Boston Globe quotes Robert Silverman in a story about how coronavirus has impacted retail development.

An article on Gizmodo quoted Phillips Stevens about which superstitions are based on fact.