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Best of The Free Press: It’s Okay to Change Your Mind
Counterprotesters wave flags across the street from local immigration activists protesting Gov. Greg Abbott’s visit to Shelby Park for a press conference on February 4, 2024 in Eagle Pass, Texas. (Michael Gonzalez via Getty Images)
In the latest installment of our holiday series, Joe Nocera celebrates the stories that caused him to rethink some deeply held beliefs.
By Joe Nocera
12.26.24 — The Front Page
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Welcome back to our holiday series, Best of The Free Press—your essential guide to all the stories you need to read before the year’s end. Each day this week (except Sunday—that’s for Things Worth Remembering), a different Free Presser will nominate a handful of the illuminating, challenging, or just plain delightful pieces we published over the year, a…

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Joe Nocera
Joe Nocera is an editor and writer at The Free Press. During his long career in journalism, he has been a columnist at The New York Times, Bloomberg, Esquire, and GQ, the editorial director of Fortune, and a writer at Newsweek, Texas Monthly and The Washington Monthly. He was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2007.
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