<h1>House GOP unveils short-term funding bill through Nov 21 with $88M security increase, risking partial shutdown Oct 1</h1> House majority lawmakers unveiled a stopgap spending bill to fund federal agencies through November 21 at largely current levels, including an $88 million increase for security, forcing the minority to decide whether to block it and risk a partial government shutdown beginning October 1. The proposal seeks a quick 'clean' continuing resolution; minority leaders criticize it as partisan for excluding extended health-insurance subsidies that they say would prevent large premium spikes for millions. Passage requires bipartisan support in the Senate to clear procedural hurdles, and leaders are publicly at odds over negotiating terms before a scheduled House vote.