If you are seeing old news, you may need to clear your browser cache. Whenever you visit a Web site, your computer saves a copy of the page and stores it on your computer's hard drive. These copies are called the cache.
Web pages load faster from the cache.
The browser does not have to retrieve the actual pages from over the Internet. When you return to the site later, your browser shows you the cached version from your hard drive. The drawback is that you do not see the most current version of the Web site. You see a copy of the page made at the time of your last visit. If the page changes to a more current version, you need to clear your browser cache.