The fate of President Donald Trump’s domestic agenda was in Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s hands — and she used that leverage to force a series of changes that will deliver more federal dollars to her state.

Alaskan Senator Lisa Murkowski cast a pivotal vote in the Senate's passage of the president's sweeping tax cuts and spending reductions bill on Tuesday

Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski stared down a reporter in a tense exchange that quickly went viral on social media, after she had voted in favor of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and domestic policy bill on July 1.

The Republican senator locked eyes with NBC News' Ryan Nobles for quite a long time when questioned about her yes vote on the so-called "big beautiful bill."

NBC's Ryan Nobles' question is in connection to Sen. Rand Paul claiming Murkowski's vote serves as a "bailout" for the Alaska.

Alaska Rep. Lisa Murkowski awkwardly stared down NBC reporter Ryan Nobles this week after he inquired about comments made by another senator regarding a bill Murkowski voted for. Recently, the Alaska Sen.

Attention then shifted to Maine’s Susan Collins and Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski, the closest things the Senate still has to moderate Republicans, and the two senators who with John McCain deep-sixed Trump’s first budget bill back in 2017,

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) said Tuesday that she's not thrilled with the current version of President Trump's "big, beautiful bill," nor the process by which it was passed by Senate Republicans earlier in the day.