Murkowski said there were plenty of wins for Alaska in the megabill signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 4. Those include a new royalty sharing mechanism that in eight years is meant to start giving Alaska lots of revenue from oil production on federal lands.

President Donald Trump signed into law two measures long sought by Alaska’s congressional delegation to benefit Alaska Native people.

Trump threw a wrench in that agreement Friday when he issued an executive order to “end market distorting subsidies” for green energy projects. The order directs Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to take actions to “strictly enforce the termination of the clean electricity production and investment tax credits.”

Alaska Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski said Friday that she felt "cheated" after a concession she won in President Donald Trump 's July 4 spending bill to protect green energy projects was immediately stripped away by her fellow party members.

The Alaska Department of Health said Monday that the state could lose up to $500 million in Medicaid spending. On Wednesday, the department said that number was “too high.”

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R‑Alaska) is facing criticism for expressing concern that the Trump administration’s freeze on federal education — resulting from legislation she voted for — could lead to “closing schools” in her state.

GAIL is negotiating a long-term LNG supply from the Alaska LNG project to reduce trade deficit with the US and avoid high tariffs. The $44 billion project has the capacity to export up to 20 million metric tons of superchilled gas each year.