Wordpress Website Not Loading in Chrome Desktop Version - wordpress

** I figured out what was happening. We are using the WP Rocket Cache plugin on the site and I had set it to "minify javascript". Once I turned that option off, everything started working normally again. **
We have a Wordpress website (hosted on Bluehost) and we are not able to access it on the desktop version of Chrome (but only some computers).
This is the link.
I have tried clearing my cache, cookies, etc. but nothing seems to work. We are able to access it on Safari and Firefox without a problem. I thought it might be a Bluehost problem but their support people were able to access it from their Chrome browser. It seems to be a problem on Macs.
Is there anyone who might know a solution?
Thank you,
Allie

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