apparent duplicate home pages
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I have somehow derailed my blog site home page designation at <https://www.thetreatingphysician.com>.
When I publish a new post, my blog posts appear to go to a home page which reflects all my posts, as I intend. However, after a day or so, search engines will turn up a post page which is over a year old instead of my current blog page. My intent is to have my current blog post page my home page.
The URL <https://www.thetreatingphysician.com/> pulls up the year-old page which is not intended to be static, but is apparently a static page I posted to over a year ago.
The URL <https://www.thetreatingphysician.com/home/> pulls up this same static page. There is no “next” choice, only a “previous” choice, and this choice will direct you to a page for which the theme doesn’t work — but it contains my newer posts.
So currently, my posts seem to go to some sort of limbo where they can be pulled up only with a direct URL address. And of course I can’t begin to figure out why the theme disappears with “previous”.
First, I would like to figure out how to make my blog page the home page. Second, I would like to figure out how to make the “This Just In” page the blog page and my home page.
My site isn’t housed on the WordPress server, but I do have access to the database.
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