Followed by: "Yet just a few years later, a study ..."
Failed to mention that the 2nd study was done in 2020. Of course raising the minimum wage didn't harm jobs because the unemployment rate was already sky high from the combination of the lockdowns and the gubment paying people to avoid work. So obviously businesses had to raise wages to get people to work. Any other time and forced wage raises by broke gubment would be harmful to jobs.
Not to mention that if you look at the entire working population, it’s easier for the harm of a minimum wage hike - which falls mostly om lower-wage workers - to get lost in the noise of other factors.
Studies that really want to know whether minimum wage hikes raise unemployment focus on those lower-wage workers ... and a hefty majority of such studies find there is a rise in unemployment.