The US House of Representatives will vote next Tuesday on a temporary funding measure as federal appropriations approach expiration on Sept. 30. The vote will use the suspension of the rules procedure, requiring support from two-thirds of members present, a threshold generally reserved for measures with limited controversy or broad bipartisan backing. Earlier coverage said the measure would extend funding through Dec. 11 and had passed the Senate, but the latest account describes the House and Senate as advancing separate temporary funding proposals. The House must act before the deadline to reduce the risk of a partial government shutdown, while lawmakers seek more time for longer-term spending negotiations.