Trouble with web pages loading

The last three days, I have had little success loading web pages. The green status bar will start to scroll to the right in the space containing the web address but will not fully load the page. Restarting the phone does not help.
Any suggestions??

Strange. My original Bookmark link was lower case. The link was not working this AM from either my Bookmark, or to the site as listed in a Google search. I tried the link in Don's reply, and that worked. I went back to check the Bookmark, and it was totally correct. I deleted the Bookmark, and added a new Bookmark from the page that opened from Don's link. This new link seems to be working. Problem solved (I guess), although the cause remains a mystery.
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If the DNS process is slow, please try to use nslookup to verify if it is a DNS issue.
If the HTTP process is slow, please check if there is any tcp retransmission in the capture data.
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