How do I fix this game of pong?

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I can not seem to get my collisions to work in this game of Pong. Along with the collisions, I would really like some help adding physics to the game (ball hits from NE and bounces back at SW)

I have included some of my code for the game. I am having a few issues that could use some debugging. The ball occasionally goes through the paddles, and occasionally gets an invisible wall at aprox. X= 40px.
All help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

# Set the width and height of the screen [width, height]
                        size = (700, 500)
                        screen = pygame.display.set_mode(size)
                        done = False
                        #Create a class named sprite to use for the paddles and the ball.
                        class Sprite():
                            def __init__(self,x,y,width,height,color):
                         
                                self.x = x
                         
                                self.y = y
                         
                                self.width = width
                         
                                self.height = height
                                
                                self.color= (255,255,255)
                        #attirbute for drawing the sprite(s) to the screen
                            def render(self):
                                pygame.draw.rect(screen,self.color,(self.x,self.y,self.width,self.height))
                         #Create the sprites       
                        Paddle1 = Sprite(50,175,25,150,WHITE])
                        Paddle2 = Sprite(650,175,25,150,WHITE)
                        Ball = Sprite(300,250,25,25,WHITE)
                        #Variables for moving the paddles
                        moveY1,moveY2 = 0,0

This is all of the code that I have for collisions with the ball.

#Commands for the moving ball
    if Ball.y >= 500 or Ball.y <= 0 :
        Ball_move_y *= -1
        Ball_move_x *= -1
    if Ball.x >= 700 or Ball.x <= 0:
        Ball_move_x *= -1
        Ball_move_y *= -1
#Collisions for balls and paddles
    if Ball.x &g= Paddle1.x and Ball.y >= Ball.y and Ball.x <= (Paddle1.x + -50) and Ball.y <= (Paddle1.y + -50):
        Ball_move_x *= -1
        Ball_move_y *= -1
    elif (Ball.x + -50) >= Paddle2.x and (Paddle2.y+ -50) >= Paddle2.y and (Ball.x+ -50) <= (Paddle2.x + -50) and (Ball.y+ -50) <= (Paddle2.y + -50):
        Ball_move_x *= -1
        Ball_move_y*= -1

This is for moving the actual ball, after it has been drawn to the screen (deleted drawing since it is irrelevant to the question).

#Move the ball
Ball.x += Ball_move_x
Ball.y += Ball_move_y

# --- Limit to 60 frames per second
clock.tick(60)

This is the end of the code, minus the quit statement. I'm not sure if the frames per second is relevant to this code.

What I have tried:

I have tried adding a different collision detector, but that seems to make things worse.

After fixing what was pointed out in solutions 1 and 2, my boundaries are working better, but I can not get my paddles to hit my ball.