The U.S. House Judiciary Committee delayed the release of a report on the power of tech giants, which contains recommendations for sweeping antitrust reform, due to opposition from Republican lawmakers. (The New York Times)

Talking point: The report, authored by the Democratic majority, accuses Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google of reducing competition by acquiring and bullying rivals. It calls for a ban on tech giants acquiring potential rivals and new powers for antitrust officials. The report is being delayed while Republicans and Democrats negotiate potential changes. The final version will be the culmination of a 15-month investigation into the tech giants, and inform not only legislative changes, but a number of ongoing court cases against the firms. So far one Republican, Representative Jim Jordan, has reportedly ruled out signing on to the report while another, Ken Buck, has said he wants antitrust officials to be given more power, but objected to other Democratic proposals.