A Tennessee man’s felony charge was dropped after nearly a month in jail over a social media post about Charlie Kirk, sparking free speech debate.

A Tennessee man had a felony charge dropped after spending nearly a month in jail for a social media post referencing conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, according to court records and local reports. The case drew attention for raising questions about free speech and overreach in online expression, though details surrounding the original accusation remain limited. The dismissal comes after legal challenges and public scrutiny.