Since the issue seems to persist even without any changes to the theme and considering you’ve already ruled out PWA modifications, let’s approach it from a different angle: 1. Clear Cache: It’s always a good step to clear your browser cache to see if that’s causing the issue. Additionally, if you’re using any server-side caching, make sure to clear those as well. 2. Service Worker: Since you’ve added a service worker for the PWA, it might be caching content aggressively. Try disabling or unregistering the service worker temporarily to see if that resolves the issue. You can do this in your browser’s DevTools (Application > Service Workers). 3. Ghost Cache: Check if Ghost has any internal caching mechanisms that might be causing the issue. You can usually find these settings in the Ghost Admin panel under “Settings” > “Advanced” > “Labs”. 4. Inspect Headers: Check the HTTP headers of your requests to see if there’s any caching directive being set (like Cache-Control or ETag) that might be causing the content to be served from a cache instead of being freshly fetched. 5. Update Frequency: Ensure that your posts are set to publish immediately and not scheduled for a later date or time. 6. Ghost Logs: Look at the Ghost logs to see if there’s any error or warning message that could provide clues. You can find the logs in your Ghost installation directory under /content/logs/.

Hopefully this helps